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Old 08-10-2015, 03:19 PM
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Originally Posted by ezstriper
you are not running any kind of intercoolers right ? without those I still would lock dist and run 34 and pull back to about 26 under boost, or if not boost retard try 26-28 locked. We run a blowthru set up with intercooler and are at 34 locked, no retard, but without intercoolers or E85 ???
He has twin intercoolers.
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Originally Posted by ezstriper
you are not running any kind of intercoolers right ? without those I still would lock dist and run 34 and pull back to about 26 under boost, or if not boost retard try 26-28 locked. We run a blowthru set up with intercooler and are at 34 locked, no retard, but without intercoolers or E85 ???
Yes I am, 14 Apache is correct. I have dual core PFM intercoolers.
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Take it from me (the previous owner that put all that stuff on) you need more initial advance. I agree with GPM. You're going to need initial of 14 I bet because of the poor volumetric efficiency at low rpm. Bump it 2 degrees at a time until you get your good starts then set your total advance accordingly with our bushings.
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Originally Posted by akattack
Take it from me (the previous owner that put all that stuff on) you need more initial advance. I agree with GPM. You're going to need initial of 14 I bet because of the poor volumetric efficiency at low rpm. Bump it 2 degrees at a time until you get your good starts then set your total advance accordingly with our bushings.
Hey Andy, I talked with Carson Brummett today and he is suggesting that I lock the timing at 30-32 degrees and not use the timing retard box. I'm testing it again very soon and will post some results.
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Carson's the man!!!
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Talked to Carson. He said lock it at 30 degrees. My starters have no problem spinning the engine because I have such low compression. The engine starts better now and idles cleaner too,
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we run a procharger setup and 6psi timing locked at 32-34
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I figured as much.
You know, going from number 2 Speedmasters to TRS's (1.33 to 1.5) means you just gained 600RPM so I bet at the end of the day those 21 clevers will be history and you'll have 25's Mirage or Hydromotives on that Scarab.
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